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@Kg7 I got this right and watched the video because I didn't fully understand why certain answers were wrong. I knew based on process of elimination that E was correct but couldn't exactly explain why the others were totally wrong. So I use it to gain understanding of wrong answers
Can someone provide an example of an answer choice that would strengthen but not be necessary?
How do we know the pool is open before noon? I neglected B because I figured we can't assume the pool opens before then since "some time during each day it is open" doesn't really specify.
I picked E here, wondering why it got eliminated so quickly when its so close to answer choice B. Can someone explain?
Can someone explain how JY got justified and not justified as two conclusions? and then ignoring one or the other
How do we know if its PSAa or PSAr based off the question stem? They seem the same to me
@BoluwatiwiAlabi I literally had the exact same thought process. Picked E then picked B in BR
How are we supposed to know that the patients knew they got the treatment and didn't know they got the treatment? I'm struggling on which kinds of assumptions are appropriate to make
Is it correct to assume that with MBT and Inf questions, no outside information should be in the correct answer?
I'm having trouble distinguishing the "We don't know this / we can't assume this" answer choices with "How do you know?" with other answer choices. Anyone else?? How should I know which way to assume?
Is it correct to assume that whenever there is a hypothesis phenomenon style of argument, for this question type, a different phenomenon as the answer choice would most likely be the correct answer?
Interested !!